We can get back into that 'sweet spot' with teaching and learning in our schools

By Adam Voigt
Community contribution / May 27, 2022

Across Australia, kids are a bit different at the moment.

They’ve been changed by the pandemic and many teachers are reporting that they lack resilience, stamina and cooperative skills. It ...

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By Adam Voigt

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Adam Voigt is CEO and Founder of Real Schools (www.realschools.com.au), and a real leader who walks the walk. A passionate advocate for teachers and school leaders, he is an education leader and expert on building healthy school cultures, education leadership and restorative practices. Adam also takes critical messages about schools, learning, culture and leadership and elevates action in the education system through his groundbreaking education business, Real Schools. But his strongest motivator is his mission to support educators in the critical role they play in building a brighter future for Australia.

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We can get back into that 'sweet spot' with teaching and learning in our schools

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